Sentence examples for one recital from inspiring English sources

"His execution was amazing, considering his little fingers could scarcely reach a 5th on the harpsichord," Barrington wrote on hearing one recital.

I must get a grip before eats and drinks subvert all my resolutions, which include: see art, see buildings, see shops, get to at least one recital and buzz round the city on that modern-day Etruscan transport, the scooter.

One recital Ms. Feiner lined up was in Hightstown, N.J., at the Peddie School.

Liszt could get away with the radical idea of "one man, one recital," but musical events were usually variety shows in the manner of vaudeville.

After one recital in Paine Hall at Harvard University, a wry Boston Globe review by the critic Richard Buell was titled, "Schubert and Schumann Exposed as Cubists".

And I'd play one recital a year where they could turn up with great pride and people would say 'Mr Uchida, aren't you lucky with your daughter'?" Uchida's inevitable divergence from her parent's plans came at the age of 16 when her father was transferred to Bonn and she decided to stay in Vienna.

A Tony Award-winning playwright ("Hurlyburly") and a screenwriter, he had written only one novel, "Recital of the Dog".

My mother spent countless weekends and hours of her life schlepping me to competitions and conventions, and I barely survived one measly recital weekend.

A special event this Friday afternoon offers the premiere of "Voigt Lessons," a personal, one-woman recital developed by Ms. Voigt, Ms. Zambello and the playwright Terrence McNally.

"As with Schubert, Schumann, and Wolf, you can take the serious, single-minded approach — you can do a one-composer recital, and it really works.

The season also includes a special program, "Voigt Lessons," Ms. Voigt's personal, entertaining and poignant one-woman recital in which she tells of her life through songs and confessional stories.